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 1 II    |         and thirty-six francs a month to keep himself--a sum that~
 2 VIII  |         one fine morning in the~month of July in a boat pulled
 3 IX    |       IX~For a hundred francs a month Rodolphe was relieved of
 4 IX    |         months'~residence and a month's payment in advance. Rub
 5 IX    | boarders~for a hundred francs a month inclusive. In Gersau it
 6 X     |      have clung to you for this month past. I~love you with unique
 7 XIV   |         s pulses throbbing. The month~of May spread before them
 8 XIX   |       but in the~spring, in the month of April, when she reached
 9 XIX   |     gold in the world.~ ~In the month of October 1834 he had brought,
10 XIX   |        she left~Besancon in the month of May 1835, in an antique
11 XXVI  |                    XXV~I~In the month of April 1836 no one had
12 XXVI  |     Soulas one day early in the month of May.~ ~"I am very much
13 XXVI  |     husband a thousand francs a month to~live on; she would not
14 XXVI  |       there till the end of the month.~ ~When, after dinner, the
15 XXVI  |   Heloise at Pere-Lachaise.~ ~A month after this catastrophe the
16 XXVIII|     foretold took place. In the month of August 1837~Madame de
17 XXVIII|                  XXV~III~In the month of February 1838 Rosalie,